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As red states target abortion pills, this group aims to boost protectionsOct 22, 2025 7:19 pm - Reproductive rights advocates are working to shore up access to abortion pills nationwide — and to strengthen their defense against efforts to prosecute doctors and pharmacies supplying the medication to states where it is banned.
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Trump defends East Wing demolition, raises ballroom price to $300 millionOct 22, 2025 6:48 pm - President Donald Trump on Wednesday raised the estimate of his planned White House ballroom, saying that the project would cost $300 million - up from his initial claim of $200 million - and defended the decision to tear down the East Wing amid widespread complaints.
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‘Our hands are tied’: Can anyone stop Trump’s tear-down of the East Wing?Oct 22, 2025 2:41 pm - Many preservationists fear the answer is no. A pro-Trump review board is expected to approve the president’s planned 90,000-square-foot ballroom, too.
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Trump has claimed millions from the government. He has power to order payment.Oct 22, 2025 8:05 am - The president has claimed he was damaged by investigations and wants compensation. “It sort of looks bad. I’m suing myself,” he acknowledged.
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Mayci Neeley’s memoir is one jaw-dropping revelation after the nextOct 22, 2025 7:39 am - “Are you OK?” I am not. I’m reading “Told You So,” the debut memoir by Mayci Neeley, one of the stars of the utterly fascinating series “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.” Neeley, 30, chronicles her life before reality TV fame in jaw-dropping detail.
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Yes, your interior designer shops at HomeGoodsOct 21, 2025 3:25 pm - Even top interior designers look for affordable finds at places like HomeGoods and Target to balance high-end pieces. Many clients are willing to invest in major items but save on accents.
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Trump tariffs bring India’s massive garment industry to its kneesOct 21, 2025 2:48 pm - Seven weeks after the Trump administration imposed a 50% tariff on Indian exports, many of Tiruppur’s garment factories have ground to a halt. The slowdown has rippled through a vast network of hulking plants and small workshops, which employ more than 600,000 people. Thousands of fabric cutters, thread trimmers and sewing machine operators are suddenly out of work.
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Here’s what could happen to the Louvre’s stolen jewelryOct 21, 2025 7:21 am - From the outside, what unfolded at the Louvre on Sunday appeared akin to an athletic feat. In a swift seven minutes, a band of thieves scaled a furniture elevator, broke ...
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White House hits road block in effort to get top colleges to sign dealOct 21, 2025 7:20 am - Despite strong pressure from the Trump administration, including a call with the White House on Friday, colleges and universities are largely rejecting the president’s of...
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Garlic and bread soup reminds you to stay curious in the kitchenOct 21, 2025 5:19 am - Inspired by Spanish sopa de ajo (garlic soup), this pantry-friendly dish includes scallions in addition to garlic in a broth flavored with sweet and smoked paprikas. The soup, featured in “Milk Street Shorts” by Christopher Kimball, is thickened with bread and egg yolks.